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Some titles on Trees in stock:

Blakeslee, Albert Francis; and Chester Deacon Jarvis. Trees in
Winter: Their Study Planting, Care and Identification. New York:
Storrs CT: Storrs Agricultural Experiment Station, 1911 Bulletin #69
(this is apparently the true first edition of the book). Hardcover,
in brown cloth, half-covered with marbled paper, gilt spine titles;
6x9", pp. 308-576. Despite the page-numbering, the preface,
introduction and contents page indicate that this is the complete
work. Layout is several photos on the recto, showing overview,
trunks and closeups, with full description of each tree on the left
facing. Good: ex-library, numbers on spine, lib. plate inside cover,
stamped withdrawn; else solid and straight. $20

Brendell, Theresa. Willows of the British Isles. Aylsbury, Bucks:
Shire Publications, 1985, 1st printing. Shire Natural History Series
#8. Paperwraps, 5x8.3", 24 pp. Very thorough for the size:
fine-print double column text, many photographs: 14 b&w, 16 in colour.
VG: exterior lightly rubbed. $10

Codd, L. E. W. Trees & Shrubs of Kruger National Park. Pretoria:
Dept of Agriculture, 1951, 1st. Botanical Survey Memoir No. 26.
Clothbound, privately bound, green cloth and black titles, 7.5 x 10",
192 pp. Bound with the original colored paperwrap boards inside. With
errata slip. 6 full colour plates from paintings by Cythna Letty; 166
text figures, about half being drawings and half b&w photos. - Fine
less owner's small name tag on title page. $45

Davidson, John; Abercrombie, Ivy. Conifers, Junipers & Yew.
London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1927. Hardback in jacket, xvii, 72 pp +
plates. - 18 coloured plates and 20 uncoloured plates from
paintings, all with glassine covers with captions printed on the
glassine. Near Fine/Good; name on fep; soiled dust jacket with two 1"
tears, new archival mylar protector and looking pretty good.. $55

Drawson, Maynard C. Treasures of the Oregon Country IV. Salem, OR:
self, Nov. 1977, stated 1st. Paperwraps, 8.5x11", 218 pp, double
column text The Northwest lovingly described; inc. Valley of the
Giants near Valsetz; Running rivers on Idaho's Middle Fork, the
Skagit, John Day; more champion trees of the NW; Silver City, Idaho;
Cape Lookout; Maryhill Castle; Coffin Mountain, etc. Many photos,
maps. - Fine. $12

Eliovson, Sima. Flowering Shrubs & Trees For South African Gardens.
Cape Town: Howard Timmins, 1953/1952, 2nd printing. Hardcover in
jacket, 10x12.5", 146, xvi pp + plates. Seven chapters on general
topics, lists and selections, and 96 pp individual descriptions of
shrubs, trees and climbers. Index. 48 colour photos on 14 plates, 28
b&w photos on 19 plates. Near fine in worn torn and wrinkled dj (in
new archival mylar protector); small owner's nametag bottom of front
endpaper; each plate has a faint and even yellowish halo. $45

Grant, John A. & Carol L. Trees and Shrubs for Pacific Northwest
Gardens. Seattle: Dogwood Press, 1948/1943, 3rd printing. Grey cloth
stamped 8vo, 335 pp.19 photo plates, each with several plants, and pen
drawings. What to grow and How to grow them. - Good. $12

H E Moore, William Dress, G H M Lawrence. Gentes Herbarum Vol VIII
1949-1957. Cornell: LH Bailey Arboretum, 1954-1957. Brown cloth,
gilt titles, 7.7x10", pp 374-596. Three fascicles (5, 6, 7) of a
seven-fascicle series, comprising Seven articles on palm trees;
notably #6 The Palms of Micronesia, 55 pp, and #7 Various Arecoideae,
96 pp.; also #5 Gesneriaceae, Floridan Chrysopsis, Ceratostigma.
Index. 49 figures in text, some being drawings and some b&w photos,
some full page. - Near Fine, front cover titles only a little
dulled. $60

Hill, Adrian. Trees Have Names. London: Faber & Faber, 1949, 1st
printing. Hardback green cloth in jacket, 8.5x11", 80 pp. 40 trees
illustrated, each deciduous species as seen in winter, in summer,
closeup of bunch of leaves, and of trunk (conifers have only 3 views
each). VG/fair dj; book has bookplate on fly, else clean and
straight; jacket has 2" triangular chip at top front, and 1/2" chips
at each end of spine, yet is unwrinkled and generally bright, in new
archival protector. $40

Huxley, Anthony. Evergreen Garden Trees and Shrubs. NY: Macmillan,
1973, 1st American Edition. Hardback cloth in jacket, small 8vo, 181
pp. One of the Macmillan Color Series of plant books. paintings of
200 plants fill about 140 of the pp. VG/VG-; bright and clean, but
light moisture wrinkles in center section. $15

Johnson, Carl M. Common Native Trees of Utah. Logan, Utah: Utah
State University, 1970; Special Report 22. Large trade pb., 8.5x11",
109 pp. . As New, perfect condition. $18

Kumlien, L. L. Hill's Book of Evergreens. Dundee, Ill: D. Hill
Nursery Co, 1936, 1939 2nd printing. HB in green cloth with gilt
titles, 7x9.75", 304 pp. A comprehensive book in four sections:
historical background and presentation of types; cultural information,
propagation to pruning; uses and selection of trees for various needs;
illustrations and descriptions of the leading hardy evergreens. Many
illustrations of diverse types including oil-paint frontispiece,
drawings, b&w photos, color-tinted photos, etc. Very Good: straight
and solid, unmarked; a whitish stain on rear cover showing as a 1/2"
whitish strip along top and edge. $8

Lamb, Frank H. Sagas of the Evergreens. NY: Norton, 1938, 1st.
Green cloth with embossed tree design, 364 pp. "The story of the
economic, social and cultural contribution of evergreen trees and
forests of the world." about 80 b&w photos on 44 plates, and endpaper
maps. - VG; lightly rubbed. $12

Lounsberry, Alice; Ellis Rowan illus. Southern Wild Flowers and
Trees, together with Shrubs, Vines and Various Forms of Growth Found
Through the Mountains, the Middle District and the Low Country of the
South. New York: Stokes, (1901) no additional printing noted. Green
cloth stamped in silver, all edges green; 21 x 15 cm; xxxii, 570 pp,
177 plates, incl 16 colored, 161 full-page b&w plates, 88 smaller
illus. The Southern U.S. With explanation of terms, key to families,
index of English, Latin names, and lovely paintings. Chapters on about
125 Families: Cycas; Pine; Yew; Water-Plaintain; Palm; Arum;
Pine-Apple; Spiderwort; Pickerel-Weed; Stemona; Mrs. Ellis Rowan was
born in Australia and well-known for her excellent wild-flower
paintings. Bunch Flower; Lily; Lily-of-the-Valley; Smilax; Amaryllis
.... Storax; Sweet Leaf; Logania; Gentian; Buckbean; Dogbane;
Milkweed... Thistle. Good to Very Good; Three numbers faintly visible
on upper spine; small bookplate mostly removed; owner's 1915 name,
spine edges and corners rubbed; solid, contents else near fine. $40

Lyons, C. P. Trees, Shrubs and Flowers to Know in Washington.
Toronto: Dent, 1956, 1st printing stated. Hardbound in jacket, 8vo,
211 pp. A field guide, with annotated drawings for each plant (about
3 per page) and range maps for the trees. Keys to trees on endpapers;
many small drawings in margin. NearFine/VG: book is solid, straight,
clean and unmarked; jacket is bright, has a 1/2" tear top front and
adjacent wrinkle. $15

Millett, Mervyn. Australian Eucalypts. Dee Why West, NSW:
Periwinkle Books, 1969, 1976 revised edition. Hardbound in slick
pictorial boards, 5.3x7.6", 112 pp. Keys to classification, plus a
page or more for each of 43 species, with photos opposite; 50 colour
photographs, line drawings and monochromes. "excellent introduction...
comprehensive glossary... distrubitinal notes referable to a map..."
About Fine: clean, solid, straight, and unmarked. $15

Mitchell, Alan. A Field Guide to the Trees of Britain and Northern
Europe. London: Collins, 1974, 1st edition. Hardcover in jacket, 415
pp, 40 color plates. The 40 plates, and the endpapers, each have many
plants shown in color; 600 small drawings in text. VG/VG: book clean,
straight, unmarked; jacket has some wavy wrinkling on rear panel, with
no other signs of damage, and in protector. $20

Mullins, Barbara & Baglin, Douglass. Australian Eucalypts:
Presenting Australia's gumtrees, captured in many bizarre and
beautiful moods, with notes on characteristics, Identification, uses
and cultivation. Sydney: AH & AW Reed, 1978, 1956, 4th printing.
Paperwraps, 7.3x9.7", 34 pp. Colour photographs on cover and
throughout. Very Good: bottom corner rubbed with 1/4" wrinkles on
several sheets, else straight, clean, unmarked. $9

Mullins, Barbara & Baglin, Douglass. Australian Wattles: An
Australia-wide selection, including species from remote areas of the
tropical north and arid interior, as well as familiar and well-loved
garden favourites. Sydney: AH & AW Reed, 1968, first printing.
Paperwraps, 7.3x9.7", 34 pp. Colour photographs on cover and
throughout. Very Good: a mild wrinkle at bottom corner of last two
sheets, else straight, clean, unmarked. $7

Notcutt, R. C. Flowering Trees and Shrubs: A Handbook for
Gardeners. London: Martin Hopkinson, 1926, apparent 1st. Green
cloth, large 8vo, 246 pp + plates. 25 b&w photos on plates. Very
Good: plates are slightly and uniformly yellowed around the outer
edge, like a dim halo. $30

Petite, Irving. The Elderberry Tree. Garden City: Doubleday, 1964,
1st printing. Clothbound; 160 pp. Observations of nature. NF/NF,
jacket flap is price-clipped, solid and straight, name on fep. $7

Vertrees, J. D. Japanese Maples: Momiji and Kaede. Forest Grove:
Timber Press, 1987, 1st printing (later editions were in Portland).
ISBN 0-917304-09-8. HB cloth in jacket, 9x11.4", [xv], 178 pp. The
standard reference on Japanese maples, with over 200 colored
illustrations. About Fine/VG: This book has a printers flaw with two
leaves, pp. 103-106 missing and replaced by the previous 2 leaves
repeated; else clean, straight, solid, unmarked; jacket clean, light
rubbing along spine edge, in mylar protector. $18

Wilson, Ernest H. More Aristocrats of the Garden. Boston: The
Stratford Co., 1928, 1st. Maroon cloth, gilt titles, 6.6x9.7", [xiv],
288 pp. The keeper of the Arnold Arboretum writes lovingly of more
plants, especially Clematis, Wild Roses, Brooms, Cotoneasters,
Barberries, mockoranges, Honeysuckles, Deutzias, Spiraeas, Viburnums,
Dogwoods, Shadblows, Crabapples, Hawthornes, Spindle-. 43 photo
plates. With some chapters on selections of plants for different
requirements, inc. streets, hedges, groundcovers, shore gardens,
town-house gardens, and foundation plantings. Condition Good to VG:
there is a waterstain visible on some pages in the bottom inch;
exterior bright, solid. $35

Zucker, Isabel. Flowering Shrubs. Princeton: Van Nostrand Reinhold
Co., 1966. Hardback in black cloth, gilt sine titles, Quarto, 380 pp.
Many b&w photos within, "Plant hardness zone map" endpapers. Good
only: ex-library with some marks, front hinge shaken, wrinkles in
cloth of front cover. $7

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